Australia's notifiable diseases status, 2004: Annual report of the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System - List of Tables

This article {extract} was published in Communicable Diseases Intelligence Vol 30 No 1 March 2006 and may be downloaded as a full version PDF from the Table of contents page.

Tables

Table 1. Diseases notified to the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System, Australia, 2004

Table 2. Notifications of communicable diseases, Australia, 2004, by state or territory

Table 3. Notification rates of communicable diseases, Australia, 2004, by state and territory (per 100,000 population)

Table 4. Notifications and notification rates (per 100,000 population), of communicable diseases, Australia, 2000 to 2004

Table 5. Incident hepatitis B infection, Australia, 2004, by exposure category

Table 6. Incident hepatitis C infection, Australia, 2004, by exposure category

Table 7. Hepatitis A notifications, Australia, 2004, by Indigenous status

Table 8. Risk exposures associated with hepatitis A virus infection, Australia, 2004, by state or territory

Table 9. Top 10 human isolates of Salmonella, Australia, 2004

Table 10. Shigella infections, Australia, 2004, by serogroup and state or territory

Table 11. Cholera notifications 2004, Australia, by notifying jurisdiction and case details

Table 12. Trends in age adjusted notification rates of chlamydial infections, the Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia, and Victoria, 2000 to 2004, by Indigenous status

Table 13. Trends in age adjusted notification rates of gonococcal infection, the Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia, and Victoria, 2000 to 2004, by Indigenous status

Table 14. Proportion of gonococcal isolates showing antibiotic resistance, Australia, 1998 to 2004

Table 15. Number and rates of notifications of syphilis of less than two years duration Australia, 2004, by state or territory and sex

Table 16. Number and rate of notifications of syphilis of more than two years or unknown duration, Australia, 2004, by state or territory and sex

Table 17. Outbreaks and clusters of measles, Australia, 2004

Table 18. Percentage of Australian children born in 2003 immunised according to data available on the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register, estimate at one year of age

Table 19. Percentage of Australian children born in 2002 immunised according to data available on the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register, estimate at two years of age

Table 20. Percentage of Australian children born in 1998 immunised according to data available on the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register, estimate at six years of age

Table 21. Outbreaks of locally acquired cases of dengue, Queensland, 2003 to 2004

Table 22. Malaria notifications in Australia, 2004, by parasite type and jurisdiction

Table 23. Notifications of legionellosis, Australia, 2004, by state or territory and species

Table 24. Deaths due to legionellosis, Australia, 2004, by state or territory and species

Table 25. Notifications of meningococcal infection Australia, 2004, by state or territory and serogroup

Table 26. Deaths due to meningococcal infection, Australia, 2004, by state or territory and serogroup

Table 27. Infectious agents reported to the Laboratory Virology and Serology Reporting Scheme, 2004, by state or territory

Appendix 1. Mid-year estimate of Australian population 2004, by state or territory

Appendix 2. Mid-year estimate of Australian population 2004, by state or territory and age group

Appendix 3. Completeness of National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System data, received from states and territories, 2004